I don't get the celebratory tone in this thread, as if this new lawsuit totally tears apart Powell's story.
Remember, as far as the NCAA is concerned, all that needs to have happened for a violation to have occurred is any kind of benefit. Even if there was no sex, even if no money changed hands, the fact that McGee (may have) arranged for any kind of "party" (however we define party here) is a violation. And if this suit moves forward, the courts, unlike the NCAA, will have subpoena power to call anyone.
This isn't over, folks. And is now likely just beginning. Whatever comes out in this case will become available to the NCAA (unlike the grand jury investigation, which might stay hidden if no charges are brought). So take it easy folks. We are a long way from out of the woods here. Is Powell's story now even less credible? Yeah, it is. Does it matter? Unfortunately, not really.
The text messages, soon to be under subpoena, is where this all will be determined.